The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-12

next. He viii sojourn there three
weeks, going thence to Gastein by
way of Munich and afterward to
Mainau.
Paris, June 3O.-A demonstration
in favor of Boulanger is being organ
lied for the national fete, July 14th,
the celebration of the Fall of the
Bastile.
ROME. June 3O.-During the dis.
cussion on the credit for the garrison
at Massowah Signor Crispi said there
was nothing to justify war in Europe.
! Russia had shown q strong desire for
4 peace, and there was every reason for
believing the present pacific relations
Of the Powers would be maintained.
LONDON, June 3O-In the race for
the Gold cup, one mile, at the New
castle and Gosforth Park summer
meeting, to-day, ]. B. Cooks three
year-old FLY Lady Muncaster won by
/ length. The race for the Seaton-
Delavil plate, one mile, for two-year-
olds, was won by H. Halls colt Fri
day by a length, Leopold de Roths-
chilo's colt Kor second, Bennett Pell's
colt Firewater third.
The Windsor July meeting opened
to-day. The race for the Royal plate,
five. furlongs, for two-year-olds, was
won by the Duke of Portland's colt
Ayrshire, the Duke of Beauford's colt
Hank second, Lord Calthorp's colt
Foscono third.
LONDON, June 3O.-The invitations
given for the garden party yesterday
at Buckingham Palace never reached
5000, nor even 5000, as reported, but
slightly exceeded 5000. The list fills
nearly seven columns in the Times.
All the papers make the same mis-
take, very odd one publishing a
long list of members of the diplomatic
corps and other foreigners of distinc-
ton, who say they were invited, but
were prevented from unavoidable
causes from obeying the commands
of the Queen. Nearly every one was
present, so were all the foreign royal
ties now here as the Queens guests,
and all the domestic royalties.
LONDON, June 3O.-Strained rela-
tons appear to exist between Sir
Drummond Wolff at Constantinople
and the Government. Wolff desired
to quit by steamboat amid blaze Of
diplomatic fireworks if the Sultan
refused, as he did, to ratify the Eng
fish convention last Monday. The
Turks, with their usual astuteness.
sent request for weeks postpone
ment to London. and it was granted
in London. Wolff seems to have
known it only after everything had
been settled overhead, then, instead
of keeping his rebuff quiet, as any
diplomatist would have done, he in
spires kilograms to London disclosing
his own discontinue He ventures,
moreover, the prediction that the con
vention will probably be ratified after
all.
France, he thinks, has clustered
and played her last card, but gets no
firm support from Russia possibly,
but it is generally possible the sup
port Wolff is now getting from his
own Government is not very firm
either Salisbury knows the people
care nothing about the convention,
and will risk nothing over VOLTS
diplomatic failure.
WASHINGTON, June Incident to
the incoming of the new fiscal year
many changes in the public service
will occur tomorrow. In the Con
sular service the present system of
compensating Consuls by fees will,
under the terms of the new Appro-
priation bill, be supplemented to
large extent by system of graded
salaries Twenty clerks in the Treas
ury Department have been dismissed,
to take effect tomorrow, because of
the failure of Congress to make pro
visions for the payment of their
salaries.
LONDON, June 29.-The Roman
mission to Ireland is welcomed by all
sections of Irish Nationalists, lay and
clerical. There can be no better
method OF establishing a proper
understanding between Ireland and
Holy See than by an investigation of
the Irish question on the spot by dis
interested witnesses from the Vitican.
We have every confidence that the
visit of Monsignor Persico and his
colleague, Gualdi, will give "a quietus
to the intrigues of English Catholics.
In proof of the charge that the Gov
eminent is concerned in these intri
CUES [ may mention that Salisbury
had no less than six private inter
views with the Duke of Norfolk be
fore the Dukes late visit to Rome.
DUBLIN, June 29.-Prince Albert
Victor of Wales to-day laid the
foundation-stone of the new wing of
the Hospital for Incurables at Donny-
brook. He was fairly well received
and but few hostile cheers greeted
him.